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    ‘ DEFLECTIONS: Solution 2 Moment Functions. P. 3p 0=-L +044, => C,=0 v=0 at x=2a Poy, 3P sa 0= pen +5 Ra-2a) +C,(2a) 8Pa° 12 o=- +C,Qa) > C, THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No, 58 ; DEFLECTIONS Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method EXAMPLE 5.3.4 y Ri =P/2 Determine the maximum deflection 3 in a simply supported beam of length L carrying a concentrated load Pat midspan, Solution pred pe ply 2 Elv ape ols 3) Lg? lly ty\ ac decrde (« 1) 4, Biv = 1 pes 1p (11) ac 4c eh \e gh) HOw Ce ALx = 0,v = 0, therefore, C= Atx =L,v =0 o=4 pp Ap(r21) se. Dee oh) 1 1 0=5 PLS -ZPlS +L. BP ag HC Thus, wv -L ppt p(y 1) Lp Ely =7yPx ahs 7) i6P* Maximum deflection will occur atx = ¥%L (midspan) Elv -a( ty te(Li sty, a lepr ED gae =P PLS Ynax =~ Agr A" THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No, 59 ity of Anbar, College of Engineering, Theory of Structures 1, Course 2019-2020 Engineering Department. Deflection EXAMPLE 5.3.5 Determine the maximum deflection y in a simply " supported beam of length L carrying a uniformly distributed load of intensity w» app id DEFLECTIONS ygrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method over its entire | length, Solution vee pbx? hy x3 +C. 6 sw xt 4Cx $C, 24 > = 0, therefore C,= 0 =0 Therefore, Elv =-Lw tx? -bw xt -Lw ex 12 24 24 Maximum deflection will occur at x L (midspan) ~~ 1 (1 (l,y oa sf ED yas =TQM oh [at Wo( ah wag ol (24) EW, = bw ,L¢-—Lw 14 --L i 96 384 48 wl 384° Vag ens. 384k) From Example 5.3.1 Wy=4kN/m and L= 10m EL Va Wel. THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 60 ; DEFLECTIONS Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method EXAMPLE 5.3.6 y Determine the maximum deflection » for the cantilever jk * beam loaded as shown in the Figure. Solution ‘ < Elv'"=—Pa+ Px —P {x ~ Pal? +2. qe EP (bay) Ely = a 2_ 23 ED yyy =z Pal? + PL? GF (13 -312a+3La?—a') EW yy, =—4 Pal? +h pis Leis +4 piza-L PL a GP GPL +5 z EW pay =~ Pha? + Pa® ED yy. =-ZP@°BL a) Ps (3L-a) Ans THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL DiSc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 6T * Unt fer, Coie caring, Egerig Dermat il Theory of Structures I, Course 2019-2020 i DEFLECTIONS: Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method EXAMPLE 5.3.7 Find the equation of the elastic curve for the cantilever beam shown in the Figure; it carries a load that varies from zero at the wall to w, at the free end. Take the origin at the wall Solution . — xr pte Me 6 12 120L Atx = 0, v' =0, therefore C,= 0 Atx =0, v =0, therefore C,= 0 Therefore, the equation of the elastic curve is w webs We xt 12 120. a+ a Ans. ‘THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHAHO AL-BRZINJI, B.Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 62 ; DEFLECTIONS: EXAMPLE 5.3.8 As shown in the figure, a simply supported beam carries two P P symmetrically placed concentrated loads. Compute the maximum deflection ». Solution By symmetry R,=R,=P Ry Ra Elv'""= Px —P (x ~a)—P (x -L +a) Ps? EP (C, Therefore, El pe Lp tea)! Pte 14a)! Pal, EPS LP (0a)! -LP (x -L +a)’ —S Pal ~a)x Maximum deflection will occur at x = % L (midspan) 3 1,(1,)_1)/ » a EW mae =GP } -sH Pa(L-a)| 54 | - 3 1 ps_1,[1 eels EW jue =3g PIS -4P | 4(L-2a)| -4 Pa +4 Pla? Mm = ghl EP [HL —2a)] LPP Pa , Lys_ 1 pfs 2 penal ED ae =ag PL —eP | 13 - -4Pa+4PL me Fg!" AB [ gga piv, =L pr -L pr +4 t pra? + 4pa’ Apia bPLa® 48 48 8 4 6 4 EB gg = dprast pa = EW, da) 8G Pa (31° —4a*) Ans 24ET THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 63 ; Theory of Structures 1, Course 2019-2020 Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method EXAMPLE 5.3.9 Compute the value of E/ v at midspan for the beam loaded as shown in the figure. EM gy =0 4R, =300(2)(3) R1=450N EM p= 4R, =300(2)(1) R, =150N 7 2 Elv"" = 450x ~150x?+150(x -2)° 225x?-S0x 3 +50(x -2)° +C, Flv =75x>-12,5x4+12.5{x -2)+C\x +Cy Atx=0, v Atx =4m, Ev" =450x 4300)? (300)( 0, therefore C= 0 0 0=75(4°)-12.5(4")+12.5(4-2)' +4C, =C, =-450 Nm? Therefore, Ely = 75x * -12.5x 4 +12.5(x =2)'=450x Atx 2m (midspan) => EL) pen => Ev =-500 N.m* midspan DEFLECTIONS 300 N/m LL 2m =o 2m Ry Re x 300 N/m 300 N/m NT faeoow CTE ee Ry = 150 N =75(2')-12.5(2')+12.5(2-2)'—450(2) THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 64 ‘ DEFLECTIONS Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method EXAMPLE 5.3.10 Compute the midspan value of EI 6 for the beam loaded 600 N/m as shown in the figure WITT] Solution EM gy =0 im 3m 2m 6R, -600(3)(3.5)=0 R, =1050 N IM, =0 -6R, +600(3)(2.5)=0 R,=750N im 600 N/m fiesta rai . ar Elv" =1050x -1(600)(x ay +s 5(600)(« as a Ro = 750N lv" =1050x —300(x =P ne ay v= 525x?—100(x -1)° +100(x -4)° +C, Elv =175x3—=25(x -1)' +25(x —4)' +C,x +C, Atx = 0,y = 0, thereforeC,= 0 Atx = 6m,v = 0 0=175(6°)-25(6-1)' +25(6-4)' +60, =C1=-3762.5 Nam? Therefore, Elv =175x3-25(x -1)* +25(x —4)' -3762.5x At midspan, x = 3m Elv =175(3*)-25(3-1)' -3762 5(3) =~6962.5 Nm? midspan Ely midspan THEORY OF STRUCTURE I COURSE BY SHANO AL-BRZINIL I1Sc, MSc, CIVIL ENGINEERING Page No. 65 * DEFLECTIONS: Deflection Diagrams and the Elastic Curve: The Double Integration Method Hw.14 w Determine the maximum deflection between the supports A and B. Eis constant, Use the method of integration. 5 G A L L | Hw.15 The bar is supported by a roller constraint at B, which allows vertical displacement but resists axial load and moment, If the bar is subjected to the loading shown, determine the slope at A and the deflection at C. E/'is constant. Wo Hw.16 Determine the elastic curve for the simply supported beam using the x coordinate 0

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